Brazil and Vietnam grow more than half the world's coffee
Original title: Visualizing Global Coffee Production in 2024 · Visual Capitalist · 19 Feb 2025
What does the data say about visualizing Global Coffee Production in 2024?
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So what
Brazil produced 4 million tonnes of coffee in 2024, 38% of the world's supply, and Vietnam another 17%. The top ten producers account for almost 90% of global output. With supply this concentrated, a single bad harvest in Brazil moves prices for every roaster and café chain.
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- USDA
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- Govind Bhutada (writer); Niccolo Conte (editing); Christina Kostandi (design)
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